Gallup depends on its digital printing plant to conduct its public opinion polls

By Chris Bauer

Gallup employees will not only program jobs to print basic information like names, titles, addresses and departments, but will also set up the survey to print in 24 different languages.

"There are a lot of different forms, which are very complex, and it could take a couple of days to program a certain survey for a particular client," Morock says. "If it is for a health care company, it may have to be individualized for multiple hospitals."